by Capital City Staff | Apr 25, 2025 | Estate Administration, Estate Planning, Last Will, News, Real Estate Law
Leaving your house to someone in your will is one of the most personal and meaningful decisions you can make. Whether it’s a child, a spouse, a lifelong friend, or a caregiver, you want to be sure the process is simple, legal, and truly reflects your wishes. However,...
by Capital City Estate Planning | Mar 26, 2025 | Estate Administration, Estate Planning, Trusts
If you’re looking up “living trust attorneys near me,” you’re probably trying to avoid a legal mess down the road. You’re not alone—more families in Raleigh are turning to living trusts to keep their loved ones out of probate court. Probate isn’t just a long...
by Capital City Estate Planning | Mar 17, 2025 | Estate Administration, Estate Planning, Last Will, News
Serving as an executor comes with serious responsibilities. If you make the mistake of the following examples of executor misconduct, you could face legal trouble or even be removed. Many executors don’t realize how easy it is to make costly mistakes. Some missteps...
by Capital City Estate Planning | Feb 26, 2025 | Estate Administration
When someone gives you Power of Attorney, you have the legal authority to act on their behalf. But what happens when that person passes away? Does power of attorney end at death? Many people assume the power continues, but that’s not the case. Power of Attorney ends...
by Capital City Estate Planning | Dec 6, 2024 | Estate Administration
Probate can feel like a maze of legal terms, deadlines, and decisions. If you’ve ever found yourself wondering how it all works, you’re not alone. An estate administration lawyer can help you navigate these challenges, but there’s more to probate than...
by Capital City Estate Planning | Oct 30, 2024 | Estate Administration
Handling estate administration can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re facing legal requirements and complicated paperwork on top of emotional stress. Whether you’re an executor, family member, or friend of the deceased, it’s normal to feel unsure about where to...
